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Collagen: Synthesis and Inherited Defects | Muscle Tissue

The below mentioned article provides a short note on Collagen:- 1. Introduction to Collagen 2. Synthesis of Collagen 3. Inherited Defects. Introduction to Collagen: 1. Collagen is the major macromolecule of connective tissues and it is the most com­mon protein in the animal kingdom. 2. In mammalian tissues, there are five dis­tinct types of collagen and they exist as a [...]

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Top 3 Filamentous Structures of Eukaryotic Cell

The following points highlight the top three filamentous structures of eukaryotic cell. The filamentous structures are: 1. Actin Filaments 2. Microtubules 3. Intermediate Filaments. Filamentous Structure # 1. Actin Filaments: a. The G-actin protein of non-muscle cells has a molecular weight of about 43,000 and contains N-methylhistidyl residues. b. This actin spontaneously polymerizes in the presence of magnesium and potassium [...]

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Muscle: Structure, Proteins and Phosphagens | Biochemistry

In this article we will discuss about Muscle:- 1. Muscle Structure 2. Proteins in Muscle 3. Phosphagens 4. Inorganic Constituents. Muscle Structure: 1. Skeletal muscle is composed of fibrils sur­rounded by electrically excitable mem­brane, the sarcolemma. 2. The individual muscle fibre consists of a bundle of many myofibrils arranged in parallel. These are embedded by intramus­cular fluid termed the sarcoplasm. [...]

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